I've never had much luck at Tori-no-ichi, but here I am at the "Tori-no-ichi" (rooster market), the origin of "Tori-no-ichi" in Kanto.

On February 16, 2011, the Hokuriku 3 Prefectures Wholesale Sake Distributors Association will release "Hokuriku no Sake," a unified label product commemorating the opening of the Hokuriku Shinkansen bullet train in Tsuruga, Japan. The design of the label, which depicts the Shinkansen train, will be different for each prefecture, with Ishikawa's design depicting the Kodo Gate in front of Kanazawa Station and the Huishin (Chinese lantern) at Kenrokuen Garden, a pine tree, a Japanese umbrella, and a local toy, "...

We're releasing a local sake set featuring the faces of J2 soccer team Thespakusatsu Gunma's players on the label. There are two sets: the "Middle Set," featuring five players in their 30s and the club's emblem, and the "Young Set," featuring five players in their 20s and the club's mascot. Both sets contain 300ml of local sake...

Platform 3 at JR Ryogoku Station was discontinued for regular passenger trains 30 years ago and is now rarely used. "Oden and Hot Sake Station," an event where people can enjoy oden and hot sake in a kotatsu table, will be held on February 1, 2024, using this "phantom platform" as a location.

The "Kumamoto Prefecture Southern Delicious Food Fair" is being held at the Shin-Umeda Shokudogai in front of Osaka Station from Wednesday, November 1st. This is a tie-up to raise awareness of the specialties of southern Kumamoto Prefecture. 27 restaurants are participating, including the long-established yakitori restaurant "Torihei" and the morning bar "Osakaya." Furthermore, "Kumamoto..."

This weekend, Miyazaki Honten, a local Mie Prefecture brewery, will be exhibiting at the Tokai-Hokuriku B-1 Grand Prix 2023 in Yokkaichi. At the booth, you can enjoy shochu highballs and vice sours made with Kinmiya, and they also have a limited edition "Miya no Yuki" badge series available. B-class gourmet...